mr. jealous, giving you the final minute. guest: absolutely right. about making it harder for people to vote in every way. we probably spoke a bit too much about voter id but we have not gotten into the fact that they have been pulling away polling places. forcing people to walk to vote. all sorts of things. they are simply trying to make it harder to vote. while i do, frankly believe a , lot of statewide elections -- and presidential elections -- this voter suppression is about suppressing the vote. for one party, demographic changes are not in their favor. i would like to point out that there is another option. they can seek to appeal to more black folks, more working women, to more brown folks. that would moderate politics. i am all for a two-party system or multiparty system. all four parties have to compete for their vote of every voter. we should not allow people to bend the rules when they can't win. we should instead require them to kind of bend and year and listen to the people of this country and figure out how they actually earn their vote

mr. jealous, giving you the final minute. guest: absolutely right.is about making it harder for people to vote in every way . we have not gotten into the fact that they have been pulling away polling places. all sorts of things. they are simply trying to make it harder to vote. i believe a lot of statewide elections -- it's about suppressing the vote. demographic changes are not in their favor. there is another option. they can seek to appeal to more black folks, more working women, to more brown folks. that would moderate politics. i am all for a two-party system or multiparty system. all parties have to compete for the vote of every voter. we should not allow people to bend the rules when they can't win. we should require them to listen to the people of this country to figure out how they actually earn their votes. the vote is about stopping buying elections. host: ben jealous, president for people for the american way. come back and talk to us again. guest: thank you very much. host: in the last half-hour, we bring you live coverage of the g7 summ

mr. administrator, welcome. it is good to have you here. i am jealous of you for your position. you have an amazing job.t must be thrilling every day to work in this field. outerspace is our final frontier and u.s. is leading the charge into space to explore, learn, and discover more about our vast universe. it is vital we are ensuring the good management of taxpayer resources as we continue to pioneer and innovate to meet our goals of establishing a presence on the moon, on mars and beyond. let me ask you. nuclear thermal proposed on -- repulsion is a critical technology for future human exploration. a report concluded that as an aggressive program could develop an ntp system capable of executing a human mission to mars in 2039. you may know that congress has been funding nuclear thermal proposed on -- propose and since 2017 but nasa has only spent a fraction of those funds on the development of an ntp system. would you commit, today, to the continued development of nuclear thermal propulsion? >> not only yes, but, i will ask you all to be a partner in all of this. because, and i want to be so bold as

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mr. chairman rates make the jealous time has expired i recognize a gentleman from washington for five minutes thank you, mr. chairman. and director young, acting director young thank you summit should bring with us today. i wish my republican colleagues cared as much about life when it comes to supporting things like childcare, inks like ending poverty, things like ending hunger. those are also part of ensuring we support life. so thank you director young for all of your testimony today. and all of the work youou have been doing across the board for the american people. i want to say this budget is largely a bold and progressive budget that recognizes we need those once in a generation investments in education childcare healthcare and so much more alongfr with making ridiculously unfair system or that wealthiest millionaires and billionaires never pay their fairlt share. but it do want to focus today on two issues. one i greatly agreed the president print and one where i do not. the covid 19 pandemic made clear he must deliver aar healthcare system that works for the american people and is no

mr. murderer, i brought a gift for you. try 'em on they're just like mine." [ laughter ] trump had to be so jealous. he loved his sugar vladdy. [ laughter ] one compliment from vladimir putin, trump never stopped talking about it. >> you know, putin said, donald trump is a genius. putin called me a genius. vladimir putin said, donald trump is a genius. putin said, donald trump's a genius. then putin said, donald trump is a genius, he's going to be the next great leader of the united states. he said one nice thing about me, he said i'm a genius. when putin tells everybody gr donald trump is a genius, then i have people saying you should disavow. i should disavow that? i'm not disavowing he calls me a genius. guy calls you a genius, you're not going to disavow, do we agree? only a stupid person would disavow. why i would disavow? guy calls you a genius, is anybody going to disavow in my republican opponents said, you have to repute that. i said, i'm not reputing it when somebody calls me a genius, why would i repute that? [ laughter ] why the hell would i repute that? >> jimmy: i believe the word you'

mr. chairman. i will take what i can get there. administrator, welcome. it is great to have you here. i am jealous of you for your position.ou have an amazing job. it must be thrilling every day to work in this field. outerspace is our final frontier, and the u.s. is leading the charge deep into space to explore and learn and discover more about our vast universe than ever before. it is vital that we are insuring the good management of u.s. tax resources so we can establish a presence on the moon again, on mars, and beyond. nuclear thermal proposal and is a critical technology required for future human exploration, and recently, the national academies of the science and engineering released space nuclear propulsion for mars exploration. it says that -- as you may know, congress has been finding nuclear thermal propulsion since 2017, yet nasa has spent only a fraction of those funds on the developing of an ntp system. would you commit to the continued development of nuclear thermal propulsion and direct ntp funding for the demonstration of that? mr. nelson: not only yes, but i am going to ask you all to be a partner in all